qveenanaijah
qveenanaijah
01-09-2016
Spanish
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The Spanish verb "traer" is a "go" verb.
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BeautyandBrains23
BeautyandBrains23
01-09-2016
Nope. It means "to bring"
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schoolhelp123
schoolhelp123
02-09-2016
Yes, it is a "go" verb because it is "traigo" in "yo" form
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